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House Energy and Commerce seeks input on FTC overhaul

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By Alfred Ng Verified
| POLITICO Verified
A Republican-led information request asks how Congress should change the consumer protection agency after a series of adverse Supreme Court rulings. Senate Budget Committee Republicans will meet Tuesday morning to talk about advancing a fiscal blueprint for a new party-line spending bill.
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House Energy and Commerce seeks input on FTC overhaul

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By Alfred Ng Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Republican leaders are looking to reshape the Federal Trade Commission after a series of Supreme Court decisions hobbled its powers and ended its independence from the White House, according to a document obtained by POLITICO.
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The nation's harshest data privacy law collides with a political problem

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By Alfred Ng Verified, Daniel Han
| POLITICO Verified
Democrats, Republicans and political consultants fear New Jersey's new law could slap their campaigns with hefty fines. The New Jersey State House is pictured in Trenton, New Jersey, on Nov. 10, 2021. | Matt Rourke/AP 07/24/2026 04:00 PM EDT New Jersey's latest data privacy law — touted as a way to crack down on companies selling people's sensitive information — is turning into a mess for the state's entire electoral ecosystem. Gov.
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